AeroVision7
Marshall Radio Telemetry
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Nov 17, 2025
- OS IOS
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AeroVision7 is a sports navigation app built for runners, cyclists, and hikers who need fast, reliable GPS guidance outdoors. It combines AI route planning, offline maps, and real-time metrics to help you train smarter and explore with confidence.
Core features include smart route planning with elevation-aware suggestions and surface preferences, turn-by-turn voice guidance with live pace or speed, distance, and gradient, and robust safety tools like live location sharing, SOS shortcuts, and geofenced alerts. Import or export GPX, download topographic regions for offline use, and view routes in 3D terrain for better decision-making. Connect Bluetooth sensors for heart rate, cadence, and power, and auto-sync activities to Strava, Apple Health, and Google Fit.
Ideal for outdoor athletes and explorers seeking a dependable GPS navigation tool with AI-driven recommendations, high-accuracy tracking, and cloud sync.
Keywords: sports navigation app, GPS route planner, cycling navigation, running GPS, hiking maps, turn-by-turn navigation, offline maps, GPX, 3D terrain, AI route planning, live tracking, cloud sync
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How to use:
1. Download and set up: Install AeroVision7, grant location permissions, and sign in or continue as a guest. Optionally enable notifications and background location for uninterrupted guidance.
2. Choose a sport and maps: Select running, cycling, or hiking. Download offline map regions for your area and pick your preferred map style such as topo, terrain, or satellite.
3. Plan a route: Enter a destination, draw on the map, or import a GPX. Set preferences like distance, elevation gain, road or trail surfaces, and loop or point-to-point. Review the elevation profile and save.
4. Start navigation: Tap Start to begin turn-by-turn voice guidance. Monitor pace or speed, distance, heart rate, and elevation in real time. Switch to 3D terrain view when approaching climbs and use auto-pause in busy areas.
5. Connect and analyze: Pair heart rate, cadence, or power sensors via Bluetooth. After finishing, review splits and heatmaps, add notes, and sync your activity to Strava, Apple Health, or Google Fit. Enable live tracking and safety alerts for your next session.